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Arc'teryx Women's Cita Tight

SKU# ARCCITATIGHTW

A bit cold to go running in shorts - pull on your Cita Tights! Contrast mesh panels in the small of the back and behind the knee vent perspiration. Patterned for ease of movement and flatlocked seams for fast paced comfort. Breathable mesh compression panels on the calf add support.

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$109.00
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Features

  • Women's specific design and fit
  • Moisture wicking, breathable and lightweight and quick drying
  • Low profile
  • Resilient stretchy fabric retains its shape and form
  • Strategically placed seams increase comfort and reduce chafing (as do the flatlocked seams)
  • Breathable mesh panels
  • Stretchy side panels
  • Articulated knees and a gusseted crotch for easy movement
  • Secure key/card pocket with invisible zip at the mid-back
    • Elasticised waist with drawcord for customised fit
  • Reflective logo

Specifications

Average Weight 210g
Made From 840D Stretch mesh - 95% nylon 5% spandex
Altavela™ stretch - Polyester/Spandex blend
Aerix™ - stretch mesh, polyester/spandex blend

Care

  • Machine wash in cold water
  • Hang to dry
  • Do not use fabric softener
  • Do not iron

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